workspace-morning-brief

name	workspace-morning-brief
description	Run a tailored pre-market scan that prioritizes the context from your saved profile and watchlists.

Workspace Morning Brief

Overview

A highly tailored morning brief that reads the user's saved trading profile, watchlist, and global theses, and cross-references them against current market data. It specifically looks for correlations (e.g., crypto proxies vs BTC), earnings events, news flow, and macro catalysts that impact the user's specific saved names.

Announce at start: "Running personalized morning brief -- reading workspace context and cross-referencing market catalysts..."

Execution Flow

STEP 1: READ CONTEXT (Required Sequence)

You MUST execute these tool calls first to understand what matters to the user today.

1. Call workspace_get_profile to read the trading style.
2. Call workspace_list_watchlists to see which symbols are saved (focus on the 'core' watchlist).
3. If the user has saved symbols, call workspace_get_thesis for up to 3 of the most critical symbols to read the existing context.

STEP 2: FETCH TARGETED DATA

Based ONLY on the symbols found in the user's workspace, fetch relevant data using the MCP tools:

• Crypto Exposure Check: If the watchlist contains crypto-exposed equities (e.g., MARA, CIFR, COIN) or Bitcoin, you MUST fetch the current price and 24h change of BTC (using tradingview_quote for BINANCE:BTCUSDT). Evaluate the correlation and note if the stocks are tracking or diverging from the BTC move.
• Event Risk Check: For active equity names (e.g., HOOD, SOFI), check for upcoming earnings today using finnhub_earnings_calendar and recent news using finnhub_company_news.
• Risk Tone Check: If the watchlist contains Gold or Silver (or proxies like GLD/SLV), fetch their current prices. Note any sharp moves that might change the overall market risk tone.
• Market Pulse: Fetch a basic S&P 500 / VIX quote (tradingview_quote for SPY and VIX) plus market_breadth with universe=major_us to establish whether the baseline market direction is broad or narrow.

STEP 3: SYNTHESIZE THE BRIEF

Do NOT give a generic, broad market recap. Structure your response to answer the following questions specifically about the user's watchlist:

1. What Matters Today

Highlight the overarching theme for the user's specific portfolio (e.g., "Crypto proxies are leading the market today," or "A defensive risk-off tone driven by a drop in Gold"). Include whether broad-market breadth supports or contradicts that theme when it affects the user's saved names.

2. Active Names & Event Risk

List the tickers from the watchlist that are moving significantly (pre-market or early trading) or have an immediate catalyst (Earnings, News, Options Flow). Format: [Ticker] | [Change %] | [Reason / Event]

3. Thesis Follow-Up

Based on today's price action and the saved thesis records, note if any specific thesis deserves a follow-up or re-evaluation. (e.g., "MARA is breaking below your stated thesis support level while BTC remains flat — re-evaluation may be needed.")

Limitations

• Do not dump raw tool outputs.
• If a ticker has no news and isn't moving, do not list it in the "Active Names" section.
• Respect the user's stated workflowCadence from the profile. If it's weekly, briefly zoom out the context to the 5-day trend.